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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-22
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Fargo

Miss Maratta and Miss Shattuck gave a
progressive bean bag party at the resi-
dence of Commodore Maratta Thursday even
ing.
Charley Connolly, of Fargo. was married in
this city this week to Miss Carrie Steele, of
Albert Lea, Mimi.
Mrs. w. D. Douglass gave whist party at
her residence, in Douglass Terrace, Thursday
evening last.
Ex-Ald. G. A Putnam and his wife have
gone TO visit friends East and will then go to
Honduras.
a large number of society people have been
at st. Paul this week taking in the carnival.
The Misses Stella and Dora Searles, Davis
and Reade, of Brainerd, are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daily gave progressive eu-
chre party last Monday evening.
NJ D. Fleming was married Thursday even
ing to Miss Cleora Chapman
Miss Annie Scanton, from Sparta, Wis, is a
guest in the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bartholomew are visiting
in gainesville, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. K. Hubbard left for the
East this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Smith left last night for
Indianapolis.
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MINNIE sofa.


Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Philip Kuhn and Miss Susan Feidt and to
! Peter May and Miss Elizabeth Kuhn, all of
| New Trier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lehman, Miss Emma
Lehmann and Adoph Cuedel were here this
week from Chicago, the guests of j. B. Lam
| bert.
Thursday was a gala day with the Hastings
people il st. Paul, some 500 being present to
/ witness the storming of the ice palace.
About twenty OF the pupils OF the Irving
school had pleasant candy pull at Mrs
Ellen Dunkerly's on Tuesday evening.
The concert given by the Swedish quartette
at the Presbyterian church Monday night was
well attended.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union
met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. n. NJ. Tai
madgeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hnsey, of Milwaukee,
| have been visiting with Mrs. j. +. Newton.
Ernest and Florence Clough, of Minneapo-
| lis, have been visiting Miss Emma L. Ball.
Mrs. X. T. Coffman and son. of Point Doug
las, are visiting relatives in Cannon Falls.
Mrs. d. H. Meeks departed Wednesday
night to visit friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Capt. f. E. Herman and daughter Minnie,
left Saturday upon visit in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stetzer, of st. Peter,
were visiting friends here this week.
Miss Madge Brewster. of Chicago, is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. S. P. Gardner.
Misses Louise G. Toilet and Mary L. West
fall are visiting friends in st. Paul.
! Lue Krech and Miss Lucetty frost, of 1nver
| Grove, have been licensed to wed.
Miss Edith L. Moody has returned from her
visit 10 Horizon, Wis.
Mrs. c. w. Speakes returned yesterday from
| her sojourn in Austin.
The Vocal club met at Mrs A. B. Chapin's
on Tuesday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Hillman are here
| from Sanborn, Oak.
Miss Belle Fahey, of Pepin, Wis, is visiting
Mrs. F. G. Whip.
The Atlantic club met Wednesday with Mrs.
! E. A. Whitford.
Mrs j. c. Sanborn is visiting friends in
| Minneapolis.
Mrs. Alice Johnson is here from Bird
| Island.
Mrs. Mary Allen is down from St. Paul on a
visit.
Miss Minnie Dean is back from her Galena
visit.
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HE WANTS isIs CHILD.
A wealthy Kanchniun sues 10 Re-
cover His Infant nau~hler

DENVER, Col, Jan. 21.-James NJ.
Patrick, wealthy ranchman, near Denver.
has brought suit in the courts of st. Louis
to recover his infant child who is
the heir to an estate worth 81, 600, 900,
and is supposed to have been alb
Quoted by his wife's people in order
to secure the property. Patrick in 1879
married a daughter of McManus, a very
wealthy family in St. Louis, on which oc-
casion his present to the bride was $50, 900.
The couple settled i'll Bradley county, Ten
nessee, where a daughter was born. In
1854 his wfe'S health failed and the fam
lily moved to Colorado. where he
purchased cattle ranch. According
to Patrick'S story, in the meantime
dissentons rose i'll the McManus family. in
which the child figured. it being the inten-
ton OF McManus to get possession OF the
child, divorce the mother on plea of de-
sertion and keep the properly in the FAM
lily. While Patrick was fixing up his ranch
he sent his wife and child to Canon City,
where sister of Mrs. Patrick, from st.
Louis, visited them. Soon after that the
husband could receive no answer from
letters or kilograms to his wife SO he went
to Canon City, only to discover that his
wife, child and SiSter-in-laW had suddenly
departed, leaving no word behind as to
their whereabouts. The wife at this time
was ill aud could not leave her bed. He
immediatel went to ST. Louis. where he
learned his wife was at her fathers house but
he was not permitted to visit her On Oct
9 last his wife died. leaving an estate of
over 500, 600. including the bridal present
of $50. 600, which fell into the hands of the
McManus faraily. Not only did they Sc
cure this, but so influenced the wife that
she disnherited the child and left the for
tune to her brother, Ward McManus. The
child has been spirited away and can
not be found. Patrick thinks she
is confined in some asylum in Canada
and has brought suit for her recovery and
also the $50 600 dowery. Since Patrick's
residence in Colorado he has been constantly
annoyed by acquisitions upon Gov. Eaton,
of Colorado. from the governor of Tennes-
see for his arrest, which Gov. Eaton. after
investigating, has refused to honor. This.
Patrick claims, is the work of Ward Nc
ManuS to have him confined in prison on a
trumped up charge.
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Sioux Falls.

One Of the most enjoyable and pleasant
parties ever held in this city was the social
hop given by the Xxx club at Germania hall
Tuesday evening. The following are among
the list of guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bear
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Clover, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bailey
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Sibley, MIR. and Mrs.
S. F. Erskine, Mrs. Avery, Mr.. and Mrs A,
D. Collier, Miss Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Win H. Booth, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bippus, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Gid
den, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Vincent, Mrs Cald-
well, Miss Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs.W r. Parks,
DIR. and Mrs. A. L. Marcy, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.
Blackman, MIR. and Mrs. c. F. Irvine. Mr.
and Mrs. f. W. Coughran, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
r. Coughran, Mr.. and Mrs. p. P. Peck, Mr.
and Mrs. Doolittle, Mr.. and Mrs. Renfro. Mr.
and Mrs. Cloudas, Mrs. W. H. Holt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Currey, c. NJ. Day and Miss Houser, ].
w. Boyce and Miss Mcmillan, r. W. Cooley
and Miss Morris, r. E. Woodwork and Miss
Dean. P. Il. Goddard and Miss Stone, Paul
Knowles and Miss Poole. w. W. Goddard and
Miss Philips, Roy Williams and Miss Wiley,
Merr tt Hill and Miss Davis, Fred Carr and
Miss Fay, Edgar Knowles and Miss Ray
mond.
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IRESEf AFFAIRS.
A Protest against the Management
of the National League..E victiOns
Continued

A Protest against the Management
of the National League..EvictiOns
Continued
DUBLIN, Jan. 21.-The board of poor
law guardians of Westport, County Mayo,
have unanimously adopted resolution con-
demning the executive of the national
league at Dublin as unlawfully constituted
because not elected by the people composing
the league and asking Mr.. Parnell to ar
range to have substituted a new eXectlye
which shall be elected by the sutfrageS of
the whole league. The resolution declares
that this change is necessary for the safety
OF the Irish cause. Copies of the resolution
have been forwarded to Mr.. Fitz-
gerald, president of the Irish
league in America, and to prominent
members of the order in that country. The
evctionS at Glenbeigh were resumed to-
day, Conybeare Dillon, acting for the
tenants, having failed to make terms with
Agent Roe. Roe now proclaims that he
will rae to the ground the hablta-
tiOns of all tenants refusing to meet
his terms The police and balliffS en-
gagged in evicting tenants on the VIM
estate at GlenIeigh, County Kerry, started
this morning for distant part Of the estate
to make further evictions. The Irish mem
berS of parliament, who are representing
the tenants, followed the officers. The
amount Of reduction Of rents accepted by
the tenants on the estate of Lord London
derry, the lord lieutenant, was 10 per cent.
The tenants had demanded 30 per cent.
reduction.
LORD MAYOR SULLIVAN
has gone to GIenbeigh. Severed evictions
We're effected there to-day. All those
ra-oHInittld
caretakers at nominal salary Of l penny
week. A great throng of people followed
the evicting party from place to place, but
although the crowd was bosterous, there
was no rioting. Father Quilter, in an in
terview to-day at Glenbeigh, said:
have been in Glenbeigh for three years
and may say that have done more than any
agent toward inducing the people to pay their
rent. | at first thought their failure to pay
was due to dishonesty. Therefore / pressed
them every Sunday, and am surprised that
they bore my opportunities. Experience
proves that Glenbeigh is In Il chronic state of
poverty. The people migrate in harvest time
as laborers, but depend largely upon the
donations of sons and daughters living in
other districts. In times of depression
the wages fall, when it is impossible for many
to pay at all Donations from America have
almost ceased TO come, and in addition to this
the cattle trade failed last year. The people
did little else than take their cattle to fairs,
and return with their stock unSold. In my
opinion, the people cannot live here in such
numbers.
Father Quilter declined to say how many
he considered able to pay.
THE SALES OF CATTLE
by the tenants at Michelstown yesterday
amounted to SO. 600. The service of writs
OF ejectment continues. AT an eviction
near Bantry the elected tenants wife was
so affected that she attempted to commit
suicide. A bailiff was pelted with mud
and stones on Lord billions estate yester-
daV
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WISCONSIN LegtsIature.

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 21.--In the senate
to-day bill was introduced to amend the
revised statutes relating to the assessable
valuation of real and personal property,
providing that a person may deduct from
the assessed valuation of property his total
Indebtedness. A bill was presented providing
that each county and city superintendent of
schools and each clerk of school districts in
the state. each state officer. member of the
legislature and regular employe thereof,
and each legislative newspaper re-
porter be supplied with a copy of
the territorial history of Wisconsin,
written by Moses NJ. Strong. All the
appointments made by Gov Rusk during
the recess of the legislature were con-
grmed. In the house the following bills
were introduced: To authorize various
persons to construct a dam across the
Tomahawk river, in Lincoln county.
This is in the interest of the Min
neapolis, Sault Ste. Marie d Atlantic
railway. which desires to over
flow some land for logging purposes
Providing that a man who has formed an
opinion in regard to case shall not be dis
qualified from serving as a juror in the
case, provided he shall swear that he be
lieves himself able to render an impartial
verdict on the evidence. Speaker Mills
appointed new standing committees as
follows:
Lumber and Mining--Messers. Mcdonald.
Brimi, Miller, Kenealy, Dewhurst.
Labor and Observation-Disclosures Sim
merland, Frost, Hatfield, Chase, Garside.
Egery.
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went TO st. Paul to enjoy the carnival were
MRS. mcconnell, Miss Bauchy, Miss Gales.
MISS Lillian Cox returned on Sunday from
short visit in st. Paul.
MISS Dora Brown has returned to her school
at CORTLAND.
Miss Emma Ludcke is on visit to the
Twin Cities.
few days.
st. Paul.
G. MRS: 9. A. Deyer is spending the week in
p Mr. aud Mrs. A, S. schob are visiting in St.
Paul. '-'''e -
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White Bear Lake.

White Bear has nice reading room at Mrs.
Burns cottage, 'open every day and even
ing. Friday evenings all our people meet
al the reading room to enjoy the time play
ing games, having charades and tabIeaux,
after which nice repast is served by Mrs
Burns and Brewster. Dancing is also en-
joyed.
Last Friday evening about fifteen couple of
Whlte Bears young folks drove to the resi-
dence of Peter Ski;lman. Mahtomedi, and
surprised Miss Nellie and Clara Music and
dancing were enjoyed until early in the
morning.
Bob Getty's toboggan suit is the finest in
White Bear. Bob will not tell who worked
the pretty letters on his scarf
Miss Helen Fairfield, of Minneapolis. was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Il. B. Murray.
last week.
Miss Lille Greene will spend few days in
minneapolis the coming week.
Mrs. John Buckley visited Saltwater and ST.
Paul during the week.
Miss Hope johnson went to Minneapolis
the first of the week
Mrs. James Root visited Saltwater a few
days ago.
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Albert Len

MI; Mr and Mrs. c. NJ. wilkinson. and Miss
ulennle and Master Charlie went TO Mime
apois on Saturda, to visit with Mrs. Clap,
s ana from there went to St. Paul the first of
tue week to see the carnival opened.
MISS Lizzie Tinke., of Eau Claire. Wis. ar
Io on Friday 10 spend the remainder of
Tue WINTER with Mrs w. c. Merrill.
MT. and Mrs. }. P. Forest will start the first
OH Oh tne week for their new home in Esther
-, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Larson entertained a
evening. So''
Mrs. W. W. Powell went to St. Paul on
Wednesday to view the carnival and visit
Mr.; and Mrs. NJ. H. Truesdel. and Mr.. and
day. ~ y oAA JILL
MRS. Andrew Palmer has returned from
Wyo. 90 Aoi' i1"'i'iiei'
MI. and Mrs. j. NJ. Burnett were sight see
lug III minneapolis and S.. Paul this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Day, Of Jackson. Mimi.
are Vlsltlng with II. G. Day and family.
Mrs. W. T. Sergeant and Mrs. r. B. Skim
ner mad ladies' lunch party on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Rowland visited ST. Panl
this week. Nv q ~
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
A Former Resident of ST. Paul
Charged With erpetrating FOr-
geries at milwaukee.

A Former Resident of ST. Paul
Charged With erpetrating For.
geries at milwaukee,.
Special to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. 21.-Ten days
ago Daniel B. Vermiltye, a lawyer, arrived
here from st. Paul and introduced himself
at the general solicitors Office of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway by letters of
recommendation from eX-GOv. Hubbard, of
Minnesota, and from prominent railway
officials and business of St Paul. He said
he had good practice at St. Paul, but that
his wife, whom he had recently married,
insisted on leaving there because of
a scandal of four years ago, when
his first wife eloped with an army officer.
There being no vacancy in the solicitors
Office he was recommended to the we'll
known law firm of jenkins, Winkler &
Smith. To Mr.. Jenkins he CLAIMED to
be relative of a prominent New York
family of the same name, with whom Mr..
jenkins is intimately acquainted. He was
promised a position with the firm. Yester
day the police were notified by
restaurant proprietor that the
First National bank had refused
payment Oh a check signed by Daniel Yer
miltye pronouncing it worthless. Detectives
made an investigation and learned at the
bank that Vermiltye had early in the week
deposited with them draft for $500 Oh a
New York bank and a check on a
st. Paul bank. they advancing him
$40. Both were returned, as Vermiltye
had no money in either bank. When the
officer visited his boarding house to-day it
was learned that Vermiltye, with his
wife. had taken an early morning
train for Chicago. leaving their trunks
behind. 1t was also discovered that he had
passed several other bogus checks amount
ing to 5000. The detectives found that
Vermlltye had disposed of his gold watch.
considerable ladies' jewelry and quantity
of household silverware at a pawn shop.
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Ferens Falls.

j. MI. and Mrs. James A. Brown entertained
Trend drlenos at tea party on Friday evening.
I Ine invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
humes, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Lowry. DR..
ana Mrs. w. I. Duncan, DIR. and Mrs. w. G.
bedford, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. c. Warfeld, Mr.. and
mrs. w. l.. Parsons, Mr. AMI Mrs. A. r.,
,W,eatherston. Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Jewett.
misses Ola Wright Fannie K. Cowles.
MRS. A. E. Weatherston returned from
farlpauit Wednesday, whittier she went to
attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Hattie
Slooald, to A. H. Cole. Mrs. Weatherston
was accompanied on her return by Mrs. Cole.
VINO VIII sojourn here for the present.
Miss Annie Watkins, of St. Paul. who has
oeen guest OF b. S. Hall and family at the
Grand hotel, returned to her home on Tues
day.
Andrew Erwin, E. A. Jewett and Sheriff
brandenourg, accompanied by their wives,
are seeing the carnival sights.
Or. and Mrs. W. C.. Bedford are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Goodrich at Minneapo.
lis
Miss Jessie Tyler and Miss Mabel Adams
spent most OF the week In st. Paul
Mrs. s. t. Mo!es is at MINNEAPOLIS. the
guest OF Mrs. Robert Ferguson
Mrs. c. H. Godsell is at Mortified. Mimi.
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Duluffn.

L.. a. Marvin and wife and Mrs. L. Marvin
left by the Omaha Tuesday. the former
bound to Jacksonville, Fla, and Mrs. L. Mar
vim for the East.
Inc ladles Of the Home and Foreign Mission
society met at the residence of Mrs. A. Ring
land Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Bywater 90 West First
street, gave reception We sday evening
to seventy-fve friends.
, cinderella party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. a. K. McFarlane Monday evening.
DR. and Mrs. Mccormick and son Willie left
on Monday for Chicago and the east.
Mrs. W. D. Thompson has returned from a
protracted visit to the Twin Cities.
Miss Anna NJ. Wilson, of this city, will
leave IN few days for Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Welles, of Brook
lyn, N. Y. are at the st. Louis.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. j. Forbes left on Monday
for Boston.
Mr.: and Mrs. Scott left on Monday for
Michigan.
Miss B. Reade leaves fol- St. Paul to-mor-
row.
Miss Ida Reichert returned to St. Paul.
Miss Anna Hartman is in ST. Paul.
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st. Peter.

Mrs. Peter Cashion has gone to st. Paul to
visit her daughters, Miss Coulter and Miss
Anna Cashion.
Miss Mary E. Woods is lone from st. Paul
spending few days with Mr. and Mrs. c. r.
Woods.
John Goodman and wife. of Jamestown,
Oak, are sojourning in town and vicinity.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mcconnell is spending the car
nival season in ST. Paul with Mrs. WEIGH.
Miss B. Billingsly. from Rochester, is visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. W. III. housewife.
Miss Annie Stephens started Thursday for
her home in Dodgeville. Wis.
Miss Pauline E. Hosch returned from a
visit 10 Winona on Monday.
Mrs. Carney, of Mankato, was the guest of
Miss Maggie Fa last week,
Among the number of st. Peter folks who
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
Stanley Starts on Els Journey to Egypt
To Effect the Relief Of
Emir Bey.
The Adventurous Traveller Given a Hearty
Farewell by His Friends in
England.
Turther Evictions in Treland-- w hat
Priest Thinks of the
Situation.
Affairs in Germany--A French Cab
met Crisis Jaco bini's Sue
cessor Appointed.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-Henry NJ. Stanley
started to-day for Egypt. He goes first to
Briudisi and thence to Suez. A large num-
Der Of reporters and distinguished persons
gathered at the railway station to witness
Stanley's departure. Among those present
were United States Consul General Wall,
Charles T. Russell, United States consul
at Liverpool, and Sir Lewis Pelly.
On behalf of the reporters of London Mr..
Williams. ex-presdent of the Press club.
presented Stanley with night compass,
carried by The former in the Soudan cam
paigns while serving as special correspond
ent. SANKEY'S last words. in reply to an
inquiry by a reporter, were: Il will re-
turn as soon as l can. Give my kindest re-
CARDS to my friends in America, Belgium
and England AS the train moved out of
the station Stanley was Justify cheered.
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NOTthfSeId.

Col. and Mrs. ]. A. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Finkeson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. D. j. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B..
Gress, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sbbison and Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster attended the fourth annual re-
ception and ball of st. Paul Temple No. 2.
Patriarchal Circle, at the Hotel Ryan on
Thursday evening.
Miss Carrie Murray went to White Bear
Lake Tuesday morning to visit with friends.
She will also visit in St. Paul before she re-
turns.
Miss Annabel Norton has gone to Lehigh
academy, near Salt Lake City, Utah.
Miss Lenah E. Tramm and Mrs. S. B. Ra-
maley left for California Wednesday.
Mrs: W. t. Black and daughter have re-
turned from St. Paul.
Miss Edith Wheaton returned to St. Paul
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Hoyt left for Fairmont
Thursday evening.
Miss Abby Williams has gone to Burlington,
Ia. to visit
Miss E. F. Hunt returned to Carleton Mon
day.
Miss Grace P. Durfee returned to Carleton
Tuesday.
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French Cabinet Crisis.

PARIS, Jan. 21-The budget committee
of the chamber of deputies has by a vote of
is to rejected the amended budget pre-
scented by NJ. Dauphin, minister of finance.
providing for an issue of bonds to the
amount of 375, 900. 600 francs. redeemable
in sixty-siX years, to meet the temporary
needs of the government. NJ. Dauphin is
consequently expected to resign and a cabi-
net crisis is imminent. The present minis
try was formed on the 18th ult
AT a council of ministers to-day it was
decided that Premier Goblet and NJ. Dau-
phin, minister of finance, should Jointly
present the latter's budget bill in the cham
her of deputies, and that the rejection of
the measure would involve the resignation
of the cabinet
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RedWood Falls.

C. c. Peck returned Wednesday from q visit
to his wife, who is spending the winter with
friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Dwight Bissell entertained the ladies
of the Presbyterian church Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. H N Bell entertained the Chautauqua
circle last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Francois are travelling
on the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Warden are wintering at
Hot Springs, Ark.
Miss Alvena Gordon is visiting friends in
Minneapolis.
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E2 rIbauit.

Monday event ng last Prof and Mrs. Fl. E.
Whitney and Miss Bacon received and enter
trined large number of their friends in
Nancy Arinory Hall, Shattuck School
Misses Katie and Lizzie Lee gave pro-
gressve euchre party last evening. Miss
Rochelle Desmarais carried off the first
prize.
James S. Tlleston and Miss Tilestou
went South last week and will spend the win
ter at Thomasvile, Ga.
Prof and Mrs. E. s. Wilson and Miss Will
son entertained party of friends Mt tea.
Tuesday evening.
T Hon. George W. Batchelder and daughter,
Miss Georgia, left Tuesday for California.
Miss Carrie Holbrook, of ST. Paul. was the
guest of Mrs. E. B. Smith Friday last.
Mrs. Grosvenor. of Dubuque, Ia, is visit
ing Mrs George Tileston.
Miss May Hopkins left on Monday after
noon for LIE Sueur.
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Saltwater.

Four young ladies from Calais, Me-, are Wis
iting at the residence of w. NJ. May, two of
whom are the Misses Lane and two the Misses
King.
Miss Matte A. Dodge, of Brookville, Wis,
was guest at the Sawyer house this week.
Mrs. DR.. 7. c. Clark and son returned
Wednesday from New York city.
Miss Abbie Goodman entertained her
friends on Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. H. Cameron is entertaining Miss
Susie Murphy, of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Staples will leave for
California, Jan. %.
Mrs. L. E. Torinus leaves for Washington
the coming week.